What is the different in string thickness?!

The tone is different even though the pitch is the same!. Thicker strings are often considered to sound "better" but they are also harder to play!. It all depends on your personal preferences though!.
If you are a beginner, I'd recommend medium gauge strings!. DR are both good in quality and price!. But then again, it's all about preferencesWww@Enter-QA@Com

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The guys talking about the pitch being different are wrong, the pitch stays the same, but the tone is different!.

Thicker strings have a thicker and deeper sound, good for rhythm guitar work or for deep chunky riffs!.

Thinner strings have a brigther, sometimes more brittle sound!. Many would say thinner strings are better for lead work or shredding!.

Its ALL personal preferences, so try stuff out, and use what you like!. =)Www@Enter-QA@Com

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Thicker strings, tuned to the same pitch as the thinner ones we're comparing them to, sound fuller, richer, fatter, meatier!. They are harder to bend and they are harder on the fingers to fret!. Thin strings, obviously, the opposite!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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the difference is that the thicker the string is, the lower the sound gets! And the thinner the string is the higher the sound is! ok byeWww@Enter-QA@Com

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Strings, like on a guitar!?

Thicker string = lower pitched sound when the string vibrates (i!.e!. playing the guitar string)

Thinner string = higher pitched sound when the string vibratesWww@Enter-QA@Com

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if ur talking about guitar then the bigger strings are heavier so they cany vibrate as fast guitar rocks and i was 1 2 answer so plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz pic me pic me pic me
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huh!?
thicker string is a more low sound
and a thinner string gives a higher pitched soundWww@Enter-QA@Com

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